Roman Kravchenko, Esq.

Roman Kravchenko approaches every case with a conviction that effective legal representation begins with listening. Before crafting a legal strategy, he takes the time to understand each client's specific situation. He examines the details of the workplace environment, the timeline of events, the financial pressures, and the personal toll.

This thorough intake process is especially critical in employment discrimination cases. The facts surrounding a termination, hostile work environment, or wage dispute often determine whether a claim can succeed. These cases rely on Title VII, the New York State Human Rights Law, or the New York City Human Rights Law.

His appellate practice adds a strategic layer that most attorneys cannot offer. Because Roman has written and argued appeals, he builds trial-level cases with the appellate record in mind. He preserves objections, creates a clean evidentiary record, and frames legal arguments that hold up on review.

This forward-thinking approach is particularly valuable in products liability matters. Complex expert testimony and technical evidence must persuade a jury and withstand appellate scrutiny. As a result, clients benefit from an attorney who understands not just how to win at trial, but how to protect that victory on appeal.

Roman's bilingual practice in English and Russian extends the firm's reach into communities across Long Island, Queens, and Brooklyn that English-only firms often underserve. For a Russian-speaking worker facing wrongful termination or a family dealing with a serious personal injury, the ability to communicate directly with their attorney matters. Without interpreters or language barriers, clients can share critical details that might otherwise go unheard.

Roman's dual practice at both the Law Office of Jason Tenenbaum and his own Garden City office ensures that clients receive dedicated, accessible, and culturally competent representation.